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soften the edge of what she felt to be a just compunction。 He spoke 

again   after  a little   while�察  �but  the   tone   was   rather   changed�此  �there 

was tenderness mingled with the previous self´reproach。 

    ^And     I  got   you�察  �Nancy�察    �in  spite   of  all�察 �and   yet   I¨ve   been 

grumbling   and   uneasy   because   I   hadn¨t   something   else!as   if   I 

deserved it。 ̄ 

    ^You¨ve never been wanting to me�察�Godfrey�察院�said Nancy�察�with 

quiet   sincerity。   ^My   only   trouble   would   be   gone   if   you   resigned 

yourself to the lot that¨s been given us。 ̄ 

    ^Well�察�perhaps it isn¨t too late to mend a bit there。 Though it is 

too late to mend some things�察�say what they will。 ̄ 



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                                 Chapter 21 



          he   next   morning�察  �when   Silas   and   Eppie   were   seated   at 

          their breakfast�察�he said to her!^Eppie�察�there¨s a thing I¨ve 

T 

          had on my mind to do this two year�察�and now the money¨s 

been   brought   back   to   us�察  �we   can   do   it。   I¨ve   been   turning   it   over 

and over in the night�察�and I think we¨ll set out tomorrow�察�while the 

fine   days    last。  We¨ll  leave   the  house    and    everything    for  your 

godmother to take care on�察�and we¨ll make a little bundle o¨ things 

and set out。 ̄ 

    ^Where to go�察�daddy�拭院�said Eppie�察�in much surprise。 

    ^To    my    old  country!to       the  town    where     I  was   born!up 

Lantern Yard。 I   want  to  see   Mr。   Paston�察  �the   minister�此  �something 

may ha¨ come out to make ¨em know I was innicent o¨ the robbery。 

And Mr。 Paston was a man with a deal o¨ light!I want to speak to 

him about the drawing o¨ the lots。 And I should like to talk to him 

about the religion o¨ this countryside�察�for I partly think he doesn¨t 

know on it。 ̄ 

   Eppie   was   very   joyful�察  �for   there   was   the   prospect   not   only   of 

wonder and delight at seeing a strange country�察�but also of coming 

back to tell Aaron all about it。 Aaron was so much wiser than she 

was   about   most   things!it   would   be   rather   pleasant   to   have   this 

little advantage over him。 Mrs。 Winthrop�察�though possessed with a 

dim fear of dangers attendant on so long a journey�察�and requiring 

many assurances that it would not take them out of the region of 

carriers¨   carts   and   slow   wagons�察   �was   nevertheless     well   pleased 

that   Silas   should   revisit   his   own   country�察  �and   find   out   if   he   had 

been cleared from that false accusation。 

    ^You¨d be easier in your  mind  for  the   rest  o¨   your  life�察  �Master 



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Marner�察院�said Dolly ^!that you would。 And if there¨s any light to 

be   got  up   the   Yard   as   you  talk   on�察  �we¨ve need   of  it  i¨  this   world�察�

and I¨d be glad on it myself�察�if you could bring it back。 ̄ 

    So on the   fourth  day  from   that  time�察  �Silas and   Eppie�察�in   their 

Sunday       clothes�察    �with   a   small    bundle      tied   in   a  blue    linen 

handkerchief�察       �were    making     their   way   through     the   streets   of  a 

great manufacturing town。 Silas�察�bewildered by the changes thirty 

years     had   brought     over    his  native    place�察  �had   stopped     several 

persons in succession to ask them the name of this town�察�that he 

might be sure he was not under a mistake about it。 

    ^Ask     for   Lantern    Yard�察  �father!ask       this   gentleman      with   the 

tassels on his shoulders a´standing at the shop door�察�he isn¨t in a 

hurry   like   the   rest�察院  �said   Eppie�察  �in   some   distress   at   her   father¨s 

bewilderment�察        �and   ill  at  ease�察  �besides�察   �amidst     the   noise�察  �the 

movement�察�and the multitude of strange�察�indifferent faces。 

    ^Eh�察  �my   child�察  �he   won¨t   know   anything   about   it�察院  �said   Silas�此�

^gentlefolks didn¨t ever go up the Yard。 But happen somebody can 

tell me which is the way to Prison Street�察�where the jail is。 I know 

the way out o¨ that as if I¨d seen it yesterday。 ̄ 

    With   some   difficulty�察  �after   many   turnings   and   new   inquiries�察�

they reached Prison Street�察�and the grim walls of the jail�察�the first 

object that answered to any image in Silas¨s memory�察�cheered him 

with   the   certitude�察  �which   no   assurance   of   the   town¨s   name   had 

hitherto given him�察�that he was in his native place。 

    ^Ah�察院  �he   said�察  �drawing   a   long   breath�察   �there¨s   the   jail�察  �Eppie�察�

that¨s just the same�此�I aren¨t afraid now。 It¨s the   third   turning  on 

the left hand from the jail doors!that¨s the way we must go。 ̄ 

    ^Oh�察  �what   a   dark�察  �ugly   place� 院  �said   Eppie。   ^How   it   hides   the 

sky� �It¨s worse than the Workhouse。 I¨m glad you don¨t live in this 



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town now�察�father。 Is Lantern Yard like this street�拭院�

    ^My precious child�察院�said Silas�察�smiling�察 �it isn¨t a big street like 

this。   I  never    was   easy   i¨  this  street   myself�察  �but   I  was   fond    o¨ 

Lantern      Yard。    The   shops    here   are   all  altered�察  �I  think!I     can¨t 

make ¨em out�察�but I shall know the turning�察�because it¨s the third。 ̄ 

    ^Here it is�察院�he said�察�in a tone of satisfaction�察�as they came to a 

narrow   alley。   ^And   then   we   must   go   to   the   left   again�察  �and   then 

straight for¨ard for a bit�察�up Shoe Lane�察�and then we shall be at the 

entry  next   to   the   o¨erhanging   window�察  �where   there¨s   the   nick   in 

the road for the water to run。 Eh�察�I can see it all。 ̄ 

    ^Oh�察�father�察�I¨m like as if I was stifled�察院�said Eppie。 ^I couldn¨t 

ha¨   thought  as   any  folks lived i¨   this   way�察  �so  close   together。   How 

pretty the Stone´pits ¨ull look when we get back� 院�

    ^It   looks   comical   to   me�察  �child�察  �now!and   smells   bad。   I      can¨t 

think as it usened to smell so。 ̄ 

    Here     and   there   a  sallow�察   �begrimed      face   looked    out   from   a 

gloomy       doorway       at   the    strangers�察     �and    increased      Eppie¨s 

uneasiness�察�so that it was a longed´for relief when they issued from 

the alleys into Shoe Lane�察�where there was a broader strip of sky。 

    ^Dear heart� 院�said Silas�察 �why�察�there¨s people coming out o¨ the 

Yard   as   if   they¨d   been   to   chapel   at   this   time   o¨   day!a   weekday 

noon� 院�

    Suddenly   he   started   and   stood   still   with   a   look   of   distressed 

amazement that alarmed Eppie。 They were   before   an   opening in 

front    of   a  large   factory�察   �from    which     men    and    women       were 

streaming for their midday meal。 

    ^Father�察院�said Eppie�察�clasping his arm�察 �what¨s the matter�拭院�

    But she had to speak again and again before Silas could answer 

her。 



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    ^It¨s gone�察�child�察院�he said at last�察�in strong agitation! ̄Lantern 

Yard¨s gone。 It must ha¨ been here�察�because here¨s the house with 

the    o¨erhanging      window!I        know     that!it¨s    just   the  same�察    �but 

they¨ve   made   this   new   opening�察  �and   see   that   big   factory�   �It¨s   all 

gone!chapel and all。 ̄ 

    ^Come into that little brush´shop   and   sit  down�察  �father!they¨ll 

let you sit down�察院�said Eppie�察�always on the watch lest one of her 

father¨s strange attacks should come on。 ^Perhaps the people can 

tell you all about it。 ̄ 

    But neither from the brushmaker�察�who had come to Shoe Lane 

only  ten   years ago�察  �when   the   factory  was   already  built�察  �nor   from 

any   other   source   within   his   reach�察  �could   Silas   learn   anything   of 

the old Lantern Yard friends�察�or of Mr。 Paston the minister。 

    ^The old place is all swep¨ away�察院�Silas said to Dolly Winthrop 

on   the   night   of   his   return! ̄the   little   graveyard   and   everything。 

The   old   home¨s   gone�察  �I¨ve   no   home   but   this   now。   I   shall   never 

know   whether   they   got   at   the   truth   o¨   the   robbery�察  �nor   whether 

Mr。 Paston could ha¨ given me any light about the drawing o¨ the 

lots。 It¨s dark to me�察�Mrs。 Winthrop�察�that is�察�I doubt it¨ll be dark to 

the last。 ̄ 

    ^Well�察  �yes�察  �Master  Marner�察院�said   Dolly�察  �who   sat   with   a   placid�察�

listening face�察�now bordered by gray hairs�察 �I doubt it may。 It¨s the 

will   o¨   Them   above   as   a   many   things   should   be   dark   to   us�察  �but 

there¨s some things as I¨ve never felt i¨ the dark about�察�and they¨re 

mostly what comes i¨ the day¨s work。 You were hard done by that 

once�察�Master Marner�察�and it seems as you¨ll never know the rights 

of it�察�but that doesn¨t hinder there being a rights�察�Master Marner�察�

for all it¨s dark to you and me。 ̄ 

    ^No�察院  �said   Silas�察   �no�察  �that   doesn¨t   hinder。   Since   the   time   the 



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